Thanks Koneg, I enjoyed it. Not sure if I'll be able to show it to Rosa. Depends on if she is in the mood to watch it. I'll have to find a way to put on the TV screen. The TV is internet ready but I've never had a need to use it.

when i was trying to propose to my wife i was in Hong Kong up on the hill overlooking the city. i had the ring and i was just about to do my thing and we heard some singing. we both turn to see that some other fuck head was proposing! he had all his mates involved singing some song and was down on his knee and everything.

when i was trying to propose to my wife i was in Hong Kong up on the hill overlooking the city. i had the ring and i was just about to do my thing and we heard some singing. we both turn to see that some other fuck head was proposing! he had all his mates involved singing some song and was down on his knee and everything.

How does your mind even process that shit? One or two people start singing, o.k., but the ENTIRE room gets involved? Acid flashback! I'm outta here. She was dumbfounded for a second, like something's not right here, and then just followed them with a look of gleeful stupidity plastered across her fat face like a fucking kid who's only moments away from learning that there are not in fact any puppies in the back of the scary van.

I wonder how much it'll cost to get all those people to come back for the flashmob divorce.

If the guy wanted to be really impressive, he should've added at the end,
Douche: "So baby, what do you think about starting a family?"<Nikki nods through the tears>
Douche: "Well, I'm glad you said that, because nine months ago, I took the liberty of harvesting a few of your eggs while you slept. Meet Denise, surrogate mother to our brand-new triplets!"<hospital bed with lady in stirrups rolls onstage>
Nikki: "Oh my God!"<OB-GYN residents from the crowd switch out their dinner attire for scrubs and gloves>
Douche: "I always said I liked your jeans, baby."<Nikki gloves up and delivers her own first child only to discover that it has eaten both its brothers, fade to black amidst her screams of mania mixed with terror>

An emotionally mature, sensitive dude never even has to ask. He already knows what the answer is.

This is according to a psychiatrist attending of mine who says that pickup lines are the mark of emotional immaturity.

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Pick up lines are silly and childish but from my experience alot of women like a serious mature man that is willing to act silly and childish to get her attention. I think it is about a willingness to have fun and not take yourself too seriously.

An emotionally mature, sensitive dude never even has to ask. He already knows what the answer is.

This is according to a psychiatrist attending of mine who says that pickup lines are the mark of emotional immaturity.

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Gawd, psychiatrists are tedious. (I know, my father is one.)

I thought it was great. The couple had been together three years and were clearly committed. He obviously knew the answer too. It was great.

(It would be one thing if dude had done this over the top gesture for a woman he met six months ago. )

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Yep. I could see her thinking, "But what about my friends? And where is my family, I can't get married without my family?" And then he showed her that they were there. Not only was it over-the-top and memorable but he made sure something that really mattered to her was included. I say he's a rock star.

For all we know the guy proposing could have been an abusive asshole who was trying to manipulate her into accepting by virtue of the pressure of the situation... and she got booed for saying no. I see your point.

Not everyone is a self-absorbed douchebag. Not everyone enjoys being the center of attention. Not everyone enjoys having what should be a personal moment between two people turned into a spectacle for a bunch of people who don't even know you.
I mean, proposing using a microphone? Seriously? Talk about tacky.